1. 2015/11/03

   

   Yupperz Inactive Thread Starter

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   Help please

    

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2. 2015/11/03

   

   retiredlearner SuperGeek WindowsBBS Team Member

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   HI Yupperz, Welcome to WindowsBBS.

   Is your External enclosure powered?
   If it only has a USB connector - there may not be enough voltage to supply the HDD. Neil.

    

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4. 2015/11/06

   

   TonyT SuperGeek Staff

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   Or the USB port the enclosure is connected to is not a powered USB port. Try a different port.

    

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5. 2015/11/11

   

   Yupperz Inactive Thread Starter

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   Resoloved

    

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6. 2015/11/11

   

   Evan Omo Computer Support Technician Staff

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   Hi Yupperz, can you clarify on what solved the problem?

    

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